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« on: May 13, 2020, 09:35:44 AM »

What is with this board's insistence that Warnock is a bad candidate?

He's raised significant money and is pretty obviously waiting until the regular primaries are resolved to increase his visibility. It would be both unnecessary and counterproductive for him to take Democratic voters' attention away from Ossoff/Tomlinson right now.
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« Reply #1 on: May 13, 2020, 10:03:46 AM »

What is with this board's insistence that Warnock is a bad candidate?

He's raised significant money and is pretty obviously waiting until the regular primaries are resolved to increase his visibility. It would be both unnecessary and counterproductive for him to take Democratic voters' attention away from Ossoff/Tomlinson right now.

He needs to increase his visibility as quickly as possible. The longer and further he polls behind Lieberman, the tougher his road to being the Democratic frontrunner becomes, and the longer that takes, the less likely it is that Lieberman will drop out prior to November. The Democrats have a much better chance of taking this seat with GE turnout than in a runoff.

As skeptical as I've been of Lieberman's candidacy, he should not drop out if he continues to poll this far ahead of Warnock.

No, he should be focusing right now on amassing his warchest and needs to leave the public Democratic conversation to the candidates who will actually be on the ballot next month, especially since his GE turnout strategy probably changes based on who wins. He is taking all of the right steps. As soon as John Lewis cuts his usual ad, Abrams too probably, and faith leaders get behind him, he will easily unify Democrats.
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